09-12-2008, 07:42 PM
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Even now, it seemed as though her sister was amused by all this. How could Aurèle deny the existence of ghosts when she, too, was one? Tayui knew her sister had always been unwilling to accept defeat (or, to some degree), but wasn't this taking it a bit far? Tayui had always felt inferior to her sister, but even now, did Aurèle have to continually prove that she was right even when she wasn't? Tayui sighed, exasperated; she would never understand her sister. She shouldn't even try.
Watch the skyscrapers as they melt away
Tayui frowned; her sister had not changed, even in death. "I am talking to you, Aurèle. You can't stay like this. How many years has it been since you died?" She shook her head numbly, trying to convey her emotions to her sister, but failing in the end. It seemed as though Aurèle was still just as pigheaded as she had been when they were younger. Tayui still remembered how her sister had always been the first to laugh at her tales of ghosts, especially aunt Lys. Tayui had never realized Lys was dead, and had always thought their aunt was... overlooked. No one ever talked to her, so Tayui had taken it upon herself to interact with the elderly luperci. Aurèle had taken it upon herself to laugh at her. Even now, it seemed as though her sister was amused by all this. How could Aurèle deny the existence of ghosts when she, too, was one? Tayui knew her sister had always been unwilling to accept defeat (or, to some degree), but wasn't this taking it a bit far? Tayui had always felt inferior to her sister, but even now, did Aurèle have to continually prove that she was right even when she wasn't? Tayui sighed, exasperated; she would never understand her sister. She shouldn't even try.
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